The rail splitter

fie Bai

' % fitoplt of the Hnitti States arc the UiaJitful fflasttrs of both

VOL. I.

CHICAGO. ILL., SATURDAY. AUGUST 18, 1860.

NO. 9.

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g«ljfplitt«.

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Republican Nominations.
ABRAHAiJr'LINCOLN,

hannTbal^hamlin.

presidential 1 i -

LEONARD SWEET" of Mi-I- ■■".
JOHN M PALMER, of Ueco-iuin

riohabiTyates,

FKANcirTrHOKFMANf

JESSE (C DUBOIS, of Uwrewx.
OZI AS IT HATCH? "/'fit •

WM llfTLKK."'.'/ .sV..j)j=.."-

andsLvery

— [The A rl : ; "I !'■.! ) C/'friroy, I

' ither do the split-tail Democracy

> lik.-:ies- of l)ou»l:is with the irople-
the motto, "ACabinf. maker— The

; (He Doiijlns orgi

t thoact of splitting rails. Thi

■(.■:.-. J VU'l- MD'I .^fir.:.? L

■nine: home from dtJU, met

■'■~%n iir..| nil allig.ito

■■cii.in,..i "bo knows (but ia not

(7 to tell) W- Douglas i-i,in? ro <
cStatc of New York, will J.> wel

Btnghamt.m, ,11,1/21, '■'.,

,..ne."-[l»laindciler.

"..--.'■ ■ '; tl:' S','-.'^.i^..;

t."_[I>laindealcv.

a le&dlag voUtlMl polic;

npable of propagating t

• proc#edinse, and Rcput

Why do'?3 not the Chicago Denwrf rake

Chip-, onil Splinters.

fjTTlie most delightful

Will i.nt O:! ••icMil?" f" ■

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1 PRAIRIE STATE US Fi:':".'
i intoiieated with r;..-!>'.:!iiiL-..=

r- .?iu^.,f Mt!m-i«^i r!,:lt ;

nlin. If I had not left
e ecene at Springfield,
lown into "Egypt,"! sh

i lias reputedly given in bis ad-
i Mr Doaglaa had givon iu final

l>i'-'d St.:--. rh-- following i

ited down, Mr. Dm&a
' July, 1886, Mr. Trumr

;..- ^ipectations of the managers,

■■: -j-imi apparatus placed in tliecu]
of tlic positions of dele-iatinm -.rpro... :

political rie»5 wbicb toe controlling i

Well, the dusk of evening dre

■ ,.. 1 chi.-i -id.1 the !'.k.-, tri-

plet* glare of light

ilo-i- ■ and ..'. the Wilful. i. -.in-i ni-.j i'rni!

■ R-p^ii.-.r

old Tar .ind Turpentlaa
rday, set the Douglas wor-

vrlffj Homestead Pacific Railroad, i

nd puBa then, until very few, eitherDNort!i

Lassisg, Aug 10, I860.

s Roy, N. Y. Tho latter part of thin
and once at this place. The elo-

^.■..IJdu,],,,.,;:::,,. R^] Splits: C:

-tr.ir-jlit-lL.r-rt.i- iiief;. He does not do
certain little politician who is around-
petitioning individual votes does. Nott,

That means Douglas, and a gifted poeteaa

hem wben they say that the working me a
je going to vote as a unit for the ladies'
aan-rt wrifag man. I am glnd that I
iv- .!■ Sfpl,,.H,on couoty, and Lr. Freeport.
^ *■■ ■-■-- ili-jublkanCouncUaadothep

unknown.— [Hi./,-. ■-.<-' '■ .

I South Carolina.— [Alb.

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